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2:22

Southern Karate Academy offers lifelong journey

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2024/08/07

THOMASVILLE — In the heart of Clarke County, a new wave of enthusiasm for martial arts is sweeping through the community, largely thanks to the Southern Karate Academy in Thomasville. Led by sensei Neil Ballard, the academy has become a hub for middle school and high school students, along with a few dedicated adults, all eager to learn the art of karate. Ballard, who holds a third-degree black belt certified through the Independent Karate Schools of America, has dedicated years to mastering ...

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1:25

Ivey awards grants for lower energy costs

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2024/07/31

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded just over million in grants to lower energy costs for low-income residents, with a focus on helping the elderly, people with disabilities and families with children. “Energy costs can be overwhelming for low-income Alabama residents, especially during times of extreme heat or cold,” Ivey said. “Recipients of this assistance will be able to upgrade their homes in ways that will lower their bills both now and in the future.” An energy audit is conducted of each home t...

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1:21

Of Record and Note

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2024/07/31

The following deeds were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: MarriagesJuly 22—July 26 Jerry Wayne Butts to Sherry Deanna RichardsonRoger Dale Counselman to LillieCecilia BrunsonNicholas Charles Handley to PaytonLayne McleanJacobie Nykil Kidd to Tia LashayPugh Property deedsJuly 22—July 26 Campbell Land and Timber to CoreyWestJames Cornelius Newton to RobertL. DunaganJames Thompson Bolen to RachelCatherine DanielsEarline Skinner to Henry FrownerEarline Skinner to Henry FrownerTeresa ...

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0:02

Political Cartoon

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2024/07/31

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1:48

A long but worthy trip

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2024/07/31

As soon as he was old enough, big enough and strong enough, Clayton Baugh worked to supplement his family’s meager income, helping on the family farm and taking odd jobs. After the United States became involved in World War II, Baugh volunteered for the U.S. Army Air Force and was assigned to navigation school at Selman Field, near Monroe, La., where he completed his course in 90 days. These airmen came to be known as “Ninety Day Wonders” because Uncle Sam needed men to be battlefield ready a...

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1:33

Jackson announces upcoming events

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2024/07/31

The Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Jackson are gearing up for a series of events designed to bring the community together and celebrate the upcoming fall and winter seasons. The events include: Forestry Festival,Nov. 2 The fall season kicks off with the annual Forestry Festival to celebrate the region’s rich forestry heritage with a day filled with activities, including timber sports demonstrations, educational exhibits and local vendors. The festival is an opportunity for f...

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2:07

Clarke County Arrest Report

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2024/07/31

Arrests booked in the Clarke County Jail July 22 - 29 include the following: Billy Lee Pendleton Jr., 47, unlawful possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana second degree, probation revocation – technical violation Markesis Devan Calhoun, 34, certain person forbidden to possess firearms, chemical endangerment of a child, tax stamp, trafficking in fentanyl/crack, unlawful possession of controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana fi...

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1:21

Whatley man arrested after drug bust

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2024/07/31

A Whatley man was arrested on July 22 after a search warrant uncovered fentanyl, crack cocaine and meth, among other drugs, according to Jackson Police Department deputy chief J.T. Moore. Markesis Devan Calhoun, 34, was arrested and charged with trafficking fentanyl, trafficking cocaine, possession of controlled substances, first-degree possession of marijuana, certain persons forbidden from possessing a firearm, chemical endangerment of a child, failure to affix a tax stamp and possession of...

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3:09

Mobile Bay: Unearthing history

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2024/07/31

GROVE HILL — Work on a significant future project is shedding light on the history of Mobile Bay, an archaeologist told the Clarke County Historical Society during its July 28 meeting. For the past few years, University of South Alabama archaeologists have been excavating along the waterfront near downtown Mobile as part of the I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project. Their work has uncovered 2,000 years of Mobile Bay history in approximately 15 sites, ranging from Native American to Euro...

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0:54

Pursley hired at BASF after finishing Bishop St. program

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2024/07/31

Wesley Pursley recently accepted a full-time position as an operator at BASF’s McIntosh site after completing the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education program at Bishop State Community College. Pursley was one of 15 students to graduate from FAME’s inaugural class at Bishop State. “I’m excited to begin my career with BASF and appreciate the company investing in my development,” Pursley said. “The in-class and hands-on learning opportunities available through FAME provided me with i...

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4:04

GOP emerges as positive and united

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2024/07/31

The Republican Convention ended on July 19 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The GOP came out of their weeklong confab exuberant, positive and unified. The Republicans nominated former President Donald J. Trump for the third time to lead their party into the fall elections. Most reliable polling points give an edge to Trump being elected on Nov. 5. However, the election is three months away and anything can happen, and very well might given the events of the year. Trump was unanimously nominated by th...

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1:35

Butler ropes 'em in

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2024/07/31

The small town of Butler was transformed into a vibrant rodeo hub over the weekend as the Boots for Glory Veterans Rodeo took center stage. The event on July 27-28 drew hundreds of spectators from Wilcox, Marengo, Clarke and Washington counties and recognized local veterans for their service and dedication with special tributes and ceremonies. From the moment the first cowbell rang and the announcer’s voice filled the air, the atmosphere was electric at the Butler Rodeo Grounds. The event sho...

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1:03

Jackson Police Report

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2024/07/31

Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for July 22 - 29 arrests: Markesis Calhoun, 34, two charges of drug trafficking, two charges of possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana first degree, certain person forbidden to possess a firearm, chemical endangerment to a child, tax venue stamp for the listed drugs Billy Pendelton, 47, unlawful possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance, possession of marijuana second degree Ed...

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2:23

Hidden in the dark

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2024/07/31

Of course, you’ve been there many times before: a dead-dark night when you have no electricity for some reason, so you light a candle. And immediately that thing shines like a diamond that has a heavy spotlight 6 inches from it. No mistaking where it is. If you are carrying it, everyone around knows it’s you, and they know when you’re coming their way. Because burning candles don’t hide well in the dark. Just like that candle, the decision to “do what’s right, no matter the consequences” can’...

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3:32

Clarke County pleased with student data

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2024/07/31

GROVE HILL — The Clarke County School District has received all student assessment data for the past school year and Superintendent Ashli Flowers expressed general pleasure in the results. While the school system cannot share the information publicly, it is “excited about the areas we have seen large gains and are already working on plans to address the areas needing improvement,” Flowers told the Clarke County Board of Education at its July 25 meeting. In other business at the meeting, the b...

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5:16

Community Calendar

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2024/07/31

Heart of Dixie Collector’s Club Meetings are on the last Tues. of each month, at Jack’s Family Restaurant in Chatom at 6 p.m. Contact Larry Givens, 251-847-3517, for additional info. Catholic Social Services Applications for emergency material assistance (utilities, food, etc.) taken M-F from 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Located at 1206 College Avenue, Jackson. Call 251-246-0131 for application requirements. Employment help for veterans Jackson Career Center can assist veterans who need help wit...

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0:55

Washington County Arrest Report

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2024/07/31

The following arrests were made by the Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from July 22 - 29: Sharmaine Sullivan, failure to appear William Harry Weaver, failure toappearZaiah Scott, possession of marijuana second degreeLester Perzel Sullivan, probationrevocationDywn Tywnett Weaver, failure toappearStevie Alton Reed, failure to appearEric Marlon Echols, probation revocation, failure to appearCarlton Wayne Rasberry, publicintoxication Derrick Lydell Reid, failure to appear Corey Keith Jackson...

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3:26

Is saving democracy really the point?

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2024/07/31

On Saturday, July 13, former President Trump was shot by a sniper at a rally in Butler, Pa. The bullet hit his right ear just a fraction away from his head. This was big news before it wasn’t. Sunday afternoon, July 21, President Biden sent two messages via X, first bowing out of the race for president, then quickly following with a second message endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor. Three days later, FBI Director Christopher Wray testified at a Congressional hearing, “I t...

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0:52

'Idol' runner-up to perform in Atmore

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2024/07/31

“American Idol” runner-up Will Moseley will perform live during Main Street, Atmore’s First Thursday event on Thursday evening from 7-9 p.m. The free concert will be held in Atmore’s entertainment district at Boxcar Willie, located at 207 West Ridgeley Street. Moseley is expected to perform a mix of his original songs, including “Good Book Bad” and “Gone for Good,” and popular covers, such as Chris Stapleton’s “Whiskey and You.” “We are beyond excited to have Will Moseley perform in our great...

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0:11

OKLAHOMA!

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2024/07/31

The Bedsole Theater in Thomasville put on four performances of the iconic musical “Oklahoma!” Ellen Fox stole the show as the lead love interest, Article Link

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